Dec 30, 2025
Bugs when you lift up a rock
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Bugs when you lift up a rock
It’s never too late to decorate your christmas tree ✨
redraw of a really old thing
The titan’s curse dance scenes!!!
Collab with @lilsillustration !! Pls go follow her she’s amazing :)))
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For a wolf pup, the comfiest bed is your big sister
if demigods were allowed smart phones the very first contact percy would make with any of the greeks in SoN would be sending thalia a video of him using the 12th legions eagle to shoot lightning and smirking into the camera. no words spoken. no context given. she's crushing her phone in her hand as she watches it.
The reveal that Zeus actually turned Thalia into a tree because she disobeyed him was such a good plot twist and ACTUALLY made sense!
It actually showed how cruel and selfish Zeus ACTUALLY IS! And always has been. He punished his daughter because she defied him. He punished her because he couldn't control her.
Just like he let Jason die. He never favored one child over the other. He was cruel and ruthless to them all.
Every time I remember Thalia's actress in the show is British I laugh. Please keep her British. I need to see Percy making fun of her accent like "bit sad innit pinecone face" when he gets pissed and Thalia electrocuting him with four lightning bolts in a row. It would be extremely in character
zeus turning thalia into a tree as punishment for his own mistake (of having her!! her only mistake was that she was born which was not in her control!!!) instead of as an act of mercy, and then forcing chiron and everyone else to lie and say he saved her, is such a good change from the books i wonder why it wasn't done in the books. this choice makes the choice thalia is going to make - which side she's going to be on - an actual problem. also her being 15 and frozen in time as a tree instead of slowly aging makes so much more sense. like this change really shows you why it was so easy for kronos to manipulate luke, because the gods really do not care about them, they've never cared, and it won't be crazy to think that their children would want revenge. what a great writing decision pjotv writers i love you so much